"The courier said he was robbed, but when his lie was exposed, he confessed the truth."

In the district of Manavgat in Antalya, housewife A.D. claimed that a person who claimed to be a courier opened the door of her house and after beating her, stole her gold and ran away. After the police investigation from the security cameras revealed that no one entered the house, A.D. was found to have fabricated the crime. A.D. admitted that she behaved this way because she made purchases without her husband's knowledge using a credit card, and legal action was initiated against her.

Yesterday around 15:00, a report was received at the 112 Emergency Call Center stating that a woman was assaulted and robbed at an address on 3532nd Street in Manavgat Şelale Neighborhood. Manavgat Police Department's Security Bureau and health teams were dispatched to the scene. The examination conducted by the health teams determined that the homeowner A.D. had suffered a blow to her head. In her statement to the police at the scene, A.D. stated that while she was sitting at home with her 1.5-year-old daughter, someone knocked on the door and she opened the door after the person outside said they were a "courier".

"HE HIT MY HEAD, I FAINTED"

A.D. explained that as soon as she opened the door, this person hit her head against the wall and she briefly lost consciousness. When she regained consciousness, she stated that the masked person asked if there were any gold in the house and threatened to take the child sleeping in the room if she didn't reveal its location. A.D. stated that she showed the location of the gold to protect her child from harm due to this threat, and she claimed that the thief, who had a mask on his face and gloves on his hands, took 5 pieces of gold and 2 earrings from the indicated location and fled. After the intervention of the health teams, A.D. was taken to the hospital.

SHE MADE A 20,000 LIRA PURCHASE WITHOUT HER HUSBAND'S KNOWLEDGE

After A.D.'s initial statement, the Manavgat District Police Department's Security Bureau initiated an investigation. After the examination, it was determined that no one matching the description given by A.D. was present on the street during those hours and that the person did not come to the woman's house. When A.D. was questioned again and realized the seriousness of the situation, she confessed that she made a 20,000 lira purchase without her husband's knowledge using a credit card and fabricated this crime to cover it up. Legal action was initiated against A.D. for "fabricating a crime".